ARS Calculator Update: North Carolina

June 19, 2017/in Updates/by Natalia Herbert

The ARS Calculator has been updated to reflect a new fee in North Carolina. A $15 commitment fee will apply to all mortgage transactions, effective June 9 2017.

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